Underthedome
The U.S. cannot and will not ever drop it's support for Israel regardless of any plan. It is Israel that controls the U.S. The real power players in the U.S. are the Jews. Apart from President Dwight Eisenhower, who pressured the Israelis to pull out of Sinai after their tripartite assault on Egypt with Britain and France in 1956, few US leaders have ever stood up to Israel and its enormous influence on Capitol Hill.
Why do 'extremists' (muslims you are refering to in your posts, who in turn also label the U.S. and Israel as extremists according their rules and regulations) target the U.S?
Because of it's fcuked up Foreign Policy, World Domination Dream, and open season on all countries and ways of life. For them, Israel is a terrorist, gangster state which has usurped Palestinian land and water, demolished Palestinian homes, and stopped at nothing in pursuit of its interests and enemies, including torture, murder and pioneering the use of the car bomb in the region.
Whatever Israel has done, it has always been able to count on unflagging US diplomatic support, especially in vetoing, diluting or ignoring UN resolutions.
As a matter of fact, in seeking to forcibly impose a specific belief system on everyone else, America's evangelical Christians and Jews display cultural intolerance and fascism. Like Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses and Scientologists, they exhibit traits of indoctrinating, quasi-spiritual cults. At their worst, they tend to spit the same venom as any Islamic, Jewish, Hindu or other fundamentalist groups. Ironically, though these groups inevitably profess the deepest of mutual hatreds, they actually have a lot in common.
As Muslims have long feared, a modern-day "purifying" crusade is being demanded by evangelical groups and Jews who, under the 'pious' President Bush, are enjoying unprecedented power. Since 9/11, Secretary of State Colin Powell's repeated statements about religious tolerance have been continually undermined by the hateful words of "spiritual" leaders such as Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell. Yet not only does their crusade seek to rid the world of Islam, it may also seek to rid the world of Christianity – that is, all denominations besides evangelical Americans and Jews.
Jesus, of course, was a Jew in your eyes but a Muslim in ours, with other plans, and no place can boast closer ties with ancient Christianity than Palestine. The Orthodox Church here has survived for millennia amidst constant oppression and uncertainty. Should Palestine win independence, these Christians might run the same risk as those in Iraq (i.e., marginalization by fundamentalist Muslims). However, the current Israeli intimidation is no better option. Nevertheless, the Church struggles to maintain its independence and integrity – as when it banned top US and British leaders from visiting Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity. The Israeli government is occasionally rebuked for its oppression of Christians. And the Israeli government is frequently at odds with the Patriarch over the Orthodox Church's landholdings in Jerusalem.
So you see, it isn't as simple as you may have hoped or just one sided!